The Movie Precious

The movie I chose was (Precious) IT CAN’T HAVE PLAGIARISM. Review 10 Functions of Society.
1. Satisfaction of basic needs
It is the primary function of society to organize people and their actions in such a way that they are guaranteed food, shelter, and vital protection. Included here are public health concerns that, although usually fall on the State, are a primary necessity of the organized people ensure sanitation to prevent the spread of disease and medical care should it be required.

2. Preservation of order
Is the function that involves the different security bodies, formal and informal, created to protect the lives and assets of individuals. These groups become social institutions because their role is to meet the fundamental needs of people. The preservation of order also refers to the rules, norms, or laws that guide the behavior of people in the different stages and situations of their life from birth to death. Some scholars have proposed that this is the main function of an individual in society, “to control their wild and irrational impulses.”

3. Management of education
Within society, individuals develop the knowledge necessary to interact with their peers. They are also taught to make the most of their abilities, talents, and interests. Living in society allows the human being to be social by nature, to discover and develop his own personality by putting it into action in front of another human being. From within these social parameters, and to extend our means of cultural diversity, society should provide the conditions necessary for each individual to have the opportunity to learn from the language, history, and traditions of diverse cultures. Education, in this manner, serves to enhance both internal and external socially progressive channels of knowledge.

4. Management of the economy
The distribution of goods and services is another concern within a social group. Society, as a system, generates and distributes the material goods and services that will be dedicated to satisfying the basic and secondary needs of the human beings that comprise it. This distribution is determined according to the social and political philosophy that a specific society assumes as its own.

5. Power management
Just as the distribution of goods and services is a crucial concern within society, the shaping of figures and/or power groups also occupies much of society’s life. The administration of power from institutions is what has led human beings to face wars and disputes throughout history. Depending on the socio-political doctrine that prevails in a particular social group, that power will be centralized in the State or distributed among the different institutions that make up that group.

6. Division of labor
The organization of society allows for a definition of the roles in the work that each individual will fulfill given the needs to be met. Raising constructions, providing security and food, educating, establishing communication channels, and developing technologies are all tasks that involve the conjunction of different roles, and the application of different levels of strength and intelligence. Living in society makes clear these realities and guides people towards the distribution of the workforce that allows all tasks are fulfilled to provide well-being to individuals.

7. Communication management
For the human being, it is an inherent need to express and communicate, so in society, the conditions are created for this need to be fulfilled. This includes language to communication channels between different members of the social group, as well as between these and other social groups. If oral or artistic expressions such as dance or paintings were the most used forms of communication in primitive societies, today these are the technologies of communication and information (ICTs), which facilitate this task. Members of a society are concerned with using the communication tools that are available, and developing increasingly sophisticated ones, in order to ensure the continuity of the culture of that group in the next generations.

8. Preservation and transmission of culture
Each society develops common forms of behavior that are transmitted between its members and the following generations. This is a necessary function for the distinction of social groups and for the preservation of diversity. Culture is influenced by the conditions or characteristics that surround social groups, whether geographic, historical, economic, religious, or political.

9. Leisure
The way individuals have fun within a society is also something that must be taken into consideration since it is essential that human beings also require moments of recreation. Living in a society facilitates the necessary infrastructure and technology so that people can take advantage of their free time as they choose.

10. Religiosity
Human beings throughout their history and regardless of their location have man

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